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[enhancement of tweetthis button in schedule]: Content of tweetbutton based on site config in config.toml #29

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RMHogervorst opened this issue Oct 13, 2020 · 0 comments
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Currently the tweetthis button in the schedule takes the title of the schedule component it is in:
f.i.: 'My first talk'. But we can add more or less details. This (low priority) enhancement idea proposes things that we can set in the config.toml of a new website.

We could prefill the tweet with other custom hashtags, link back to the website and or change the label of the tweetthis button

Background:

The tweetthis button creates a request to twitter, using the tweet intent api when you click the button the browser goes to your twitter feed, opens a modal and prefills that modal with the details we provide it.

enhancements:

  • Add twitter_hashtag or something like that as a parameter to the websites config.toml for
  • create a URL component of the api call too: you can send a url too in the request, we could use the baseurl from the config.toml
  • allow for overriding the label on top of the tweet this button (in stead of tweet this! it could say something else)
@DaveParr DaveParr added enhancement New feature or request hacktoberfest-accepted for hacktoberfest help wanted Extra attention is needed good first issue Good for newcomers labels Oct 13, 2020
@DaveParr DaveParr removed the hacktoberfest-accepted for hacktoberfest label Nov 1, 2020
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